The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-08
STAND BY YOUR CoLoRS!


THE f<RTY ExpECxs EVERY TRUE DEM
oCRAr 10 no HIS DUTx TO-DAY
Oar LEGAL C.n,sss 1.s.rssA a. 81 Nstisnsi
Importance. Because or sts Efeot On the
Great hattie n IeBs-The Leaders 90
the Fsrty In Other CITIES Urge . Unitad
suppsrs Of the CITY and State Ticket.
Weprint below some additional expressions
from Democrats outside Of this city. showing
the intense interest they take In the result Of
to-day's election here. Like the similar de-
spstohes, Of which TIE Sun published several
columns yesterday. they show that every true
Democrat In the land 10 aroused By tho treach-
erous plot Matched in this town By Judas Pu-
Democracy. Democrats Of New York. the eyes
Of your brethren throughout tho State and the
nation are bent upon you with anxious looks
to-day. Read here what some Of them say. and
then 20 to the polls and furnish glad tidings
for them to read tomorrow.
PLATTsBURa. Nov. I'll am moro than
anxious that Col. Fellows should be elected
because Of its effect on nationel politics an
other year should the Republicans win.
6h1TH M. WEED
oswEoo DEMOCRATS ALL FOR FEILows.
0swEdo. Nov. latter consultation with all
the leading Democrats Of the city Of oswego
including its organized committees engaged
in conducting tho State campaign. your cor
respondent finds tho sentiment unanimous in
favor OF the success Of the New York city
Democratic ticket, and they are all especially
| interested In the success OF Col. Follows
Ex-Assemblyman Poucher said: Il think
the success Of tho New York city Democratic
ticket OF great importance In its bearing on
national politics."
J.R. OGorman, Chairman OF the Democratic
County Committee. said: II think the defeat
Of tho New York city Democratic ticket In this
election will encourage ambitious and disnp-
pointed men to rebel against party organiza-
ton, and tend to defeat the national and State
Democratic tickets next fall"
Postmaster j. A. Barry said: II think the
success Of the Democratic local ticket in New
York city very important to the Democratic
party in State and nation. because believe
the success Of tho party In the State this fall
will have very strong bearing on the great
canvass Of next year"
Ex-Msyor Edwin T. Allen said: II think the
defeat Of the New York city Democratic ticket
this fall will have disastrous effect on the
national Democratic ticket next fall 1t is Of
eEs e e Nsw shst
ohaEies n Balser Reeorder satd: .Ths so De- 9,
national and s, ate ticket next year. It Is alto
Eesher important t9 he Democratic Is;rty that
| CHEMuNG COUNTY DEMOCRATS SPEAK.
EIMInA, Nov. IA reporter this morning
saw Mayor stanchnold and asked his We've as
e the Importance Of the success Of the New
| national politics., Mayor Stanchfield said;
~ consider the election Of Mr.. Follows and
Fs q s Ss
e tSs party: not Only Il sse na.lonsi elections
81 . "a ssss # Xe &
sGas ss2fas So & Hssss
10 much at stake N the metropolitan contest"
active I ana saG Wy
| course. as Democrat am very DESTROYS that
sSau 5. sss sss Ss assSa
about po1ittss a. to the vital necessity q pre-:
tss elsetion Of NJ FeIoss The SUCCESS 81 81
Nicoll to my mind, could not fail to breed dis
b. or 9es ns dasa
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next year It would inevitably be heavy
YORK city. and Tor that reason Il for no et6 her
should be most earnestly opposed by all DEM
sss A 'ss isss IL ss6Iss
Dr.. Bush. Democratic candidate for reslec-
sheriff STANLEY, GEORGE Cotton: Chairman Of
the County
Of Democratic success in New York city on
tho Presidential election next year.
ToMPKINs COUNTY DEMOCRATS FOR FELLOWS.
l.. iTHASNA a.: N9y 1.-THE Importance Of the con.
District Attorneyship. in its bearings upon the
George B. Davis. Chairman OF the Democratic
County Committee Of Tompkins county and o
ticket Of the united Democracy in Now York
e not sreSs With
position OF Mr.. Ntcoll very much. 1t is to Col.
FELLOWS and Mr.. MARITIME that the citizens OF
New York city owe debt Of gratitude for the
Fellows has borne The burden Of the battle in in
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Pulitzer and his abettors may be unsuccessful
s, ,hsF y to weaken the party for the
The Hon. Samuel B. Halliday. ex-Assembly-
man ard one IF the principal attorneys IN the
observed the success Of the Doodle prosecu-
tiGRs s SttribG,s6iS quit, - Rush to the
| Drlul8nL summing up OF COl. y. II. t6llOWB az
to anybody else. The Democrats In central
New York belieye that. the attack on him is
! simply another illustration Of the crankism OF
the New York World II were IN New York
| His services to the Democratic party on the
stump and In conventions are, entitled 70 q
he win be- elected, The extraordinary interest
and zeal taken by the Republicans In the
Nicoll canvass ia not because they care so
much for Nicoll, but because, they hope by his
election to disorganize and demoralizs the
Democratic party In the city, and Of course
whatever affects the Democratic party in New
York city has q corresponding effect upon tho
party Of the State. and. to a certain extent.
the party OF the nation"
NEW HAVEN DEMOCRATS BET ON FELLOWS AND
DROP THE WORLD"
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Local politicians and
club meS Mars, are taking great Interest In the
opinion was about evenly divided as to the
chances Of these candidates, but now Follows
is the favorite. In the City Hall bets are freely
made In the ratio Of $40 to 81 In favor OF Fell
lows
For some time tho World has had circula-
ton OF about 800 copies daily in this city, but
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